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Product DescriptionNoted trial lawyer Gerry Spence says, "Everyone who cares about justice should buy this book!" Fighting for Public Justice: Cases and Trial Lawyers That Made a Difference shows what our civil justice system is all about trial lawyers battling for people against power. This unique book focuses on the cases brought by the Trial Lawyer of the Year Award finalists and winners in the first two decades of Trial Lawyers for Public Justice.By recounting the dramatic facts of their cases, Fighting for Public Justice documents the crucial role of our jury system and trial lawyers in exposing the truth and holding wrongdoers accountable. And it proves that trial lawyers working individually and together can be an enormously popular force for the public good.In the book's foreword, Erin Brockovich writes, "I used to hate lawyers. I thought all they cared about was power and money. I thought they didn't give a damn about ordinary people. Now I know better. Now I know that there are lawyers throughout America trial lawyers throughout America who spend their whole lives fighting for ordinary people. Trial lawyers who spend their time, their energy, and their money working to hold huge corporations, oppressive governments, and other wrongdoers accountable. Trial lawyers committed to ensuring that justice prevails."Review"These stories are succinct, pertinently detailed, unsentimental, and astonishing." M. Polonsky, Fearless Reviews, December 2001"[E]ngaging, compelling, and highly recommended reading in the field of law and social justice." Midwest Book Review, January 2002About the AuthorWesley J. Smith practiced law from 1976 to 1985, at which time he quit fulltime practice to pursue a career in writing and public advocacy. He has authored or coauthored nine books, including No Contest: Corporate Lawyers and the Perversion of Justice in America with Ralph Nader. His articles and opinion columns have appeared in magazines and newspapers across the country, including Newsweek, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, National Review, Mother Jones, and the San Francisco Chronicle.
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